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Average ages of projected NHL rosters for next season:
Montreal – 26.3
Chicago – 26.7
Vancouver – 26.8
Philadelphia – 26.9
Buffalo – 27.1
Calgary – 27.2
San Jose – 27.2
NY Rangers – 27.3
Ottawa – 27.5
St. Louis – 27.6
Detroit – 27.8
Anaheim – 27.8
Boston – 28.0
Seattle – 28.0
Washington – 28.3
Nashville – 28.6
Winnipeg – 28.8
Utah – 29.0
Columbus – 29.1
Edmonton – 29.4
Pittsburgh – 29.4
Dallas – 29.4
Minnesota – 29.6
Carolina – 29.6
New Jersey – 29.7
Tampa Bay – 29.8
NY Islanders – 30.0
Vegas – 30.0
Toronto – 30.3
Colorado – 30.6
Florida – 30.9
Los Angeles – 31.0puckpedia.com/teams
If Aquilini has to go back to square one, why not reduce costs? This isn’t a playoff team?
Yeah, I agree, but if they do reduce operating costs on player salary I have they use that space to their advantage come next deadline to acquire more draft capital.
Not a lot going on these days as far as the Canucks go. I read yesterday the Aquilini’s want to reduce payroll by as much as 20 million this season, times are either tough with Aquilini Holdings or the Canadian peso is really hurting some of the Canadian owners.
Reading about the Alex Edler signing this morning, so we’ve gone from Swedes playing for the team to now managing and running the team.
I don’t think there’s enough depth within the Canucks organization, at any position, considering what Seattle wants for him, to make it make sense for Vancouver to acquire him. Pass for me…
Remember that time when JR and PA were pressuring Bruce Boudreau to play Quinn Hughes as a center? Good times….
Those clowns were terrible.
Such a dysfunctional organization and it all starts with poor/crazy ownership.
Perhaps EP40 will be a good mentor to Cootes & Caleb Malhotra!
Zip it snow Mexican, 11.6 million will be average salary for a good 60 point second line center but the end of the upcoming season. 😎
Flyers 18 million a year over five years…
“If Anaheim declines to match the 5-year, $90M offer sheet Leo Carlsson signed with Philadelphia, the Ducks will receive the Flyers’ next four first-round draft picks as compensation.”
Big boys!!
The Capitals forwards are huge and skilled:
A. Protas 6’6″, 240
Ilya Protas 6’6″, 225
Wilson 6’4″ 225
Dubois 6’4″ 220
Tuch 6’4″ 219
Strome 6’4″ 200
Ovechkin 6’3″ 240
Jenner 6’2″ 205
Leonard 6’1″ 205
Kyrou 6’1″ 190
Miroshnichenko 6’1″ 185.
Sourdif 6’0″ 195
